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With the equilibrium constant now in our geochemical toolbox, we have the tools necessary to roll up our sleeves and get to work on some real geochemical problems. Even setting aside nonideal behavior, electrolyte solutions (geologic ones in particular) often have many components and can be extremely complex. Predicting their equilibrium state can therefore be difficult. There are, however, a few rules for approaching problems of electrolyte solutions that, when properly employed, make the task much more tractable.